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Malala, a 2019 Sun Odyssey 440, awaits you at Marina di Portisco in Golfo Aranci, on Sardinia's northeastern coast—a gateway to some of the Mediterranean's most pristine waters. This 13.4-metre sailing yacht combines modern comfort with the freedom of bareboat exploration, making it ideal for families, groups of friends, or couples seeking a week of genuine connection with the sea.

The yacht's four cabins and two bathrooms provide comfortable accommodation for up to eight guests, each cabin thoughtfully appointed for a restful night after days spent exploring hidden coves and emerald anchorages. The generous cockpit, shaded by a bimini top, becomes your social hub—the perfect spot for morning coffee or evening aperitivos as you watch the Tyrrhenian light shift across the water. A sprayhood protects you during passages, while the capable Yanmar 45 HP engine ensures reliable performance whether you're navigating narrow channels or powering through calm seas. The radio-CD system adds a touch of leisure to quieter moments at anchor.

From Golfo Aranci, your week typically unfolds across the Maddalena Archipelago and beyond—a landscape of granite islands, white-sand beaches, and crystalline waters that have remained largely unchanged for centuries. Days blend seamlessly between sailing and swimming, with opportunities to anchor off Spargi, Budelli, or the quieter eastern shores where few boats venture. Evenings often mean provisioning at small harbours, sampling local seafood, or simply drifting at anchor as the sun descends behind distant peaks.

Whether you're an experienced sailor or a confident navigator with a crew, Malala offers the autonomy and seaworthiness to craft your own itinerary. A week aboard typically means discovering your own rhythm—unhurried mornings, afternoon swims in water so clear you can see the seabed, and sunsets anchored in a secluded bay with nothing but stars and the gentle lap of water against the hull.